Duke graduate and undergraduate students are invited to participate in an interactive 3-session series this January to develop their understanding of racial equity and to interrogate how racism shows up internally, interpersonally, and institutionally.
The Hart Fellows Program offers recent Duke graduates ten-month fellowships with organizations that are facing complex social, political, and humanitarian problems.
The Democracy Fellowship is a collaborative fellowship opportunity for Duke juniors of any discipline or major. The three semester project aims to amplify students’ democracy aspirations and leadership capacity.
The Hart Fellows Program offers recent Duke graduates ten-month fellowships with organizations that are facing complex social, political, and humanitarian problems. Since its inception in 1995, 99 Hart Fellows have served in 40 countries across six continents. The program is intended to help Fellows develop their own vision for ethical leadership by engaging in direct…
Join Duke’ Anti-Racism Book Club and the Hart Leadership Program on Thursday, February 25th at 5:30PM EST for a student-led conversation about organizing anti-racism work on and off campus.
Please join us for the first-ever Bass Connections Works in Progress Symposium. This virtual event will feature presentations by student team members from eight 2020-2021 Bass Connections project teams that are currently tackling research related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Looking for funding for your policy internship? Apply for the Leadership and Arts Policy Internship (LAPI) grants!
This annual event connects members of the Duke community with local nonprofits and serves as a gateway for students and employees to explore service opportunities.
Join us for our Service Opportunities in Leadership (SOL) information session on Wednesday, September 22nd at 5:30pm in Sanford 223, Rhodes Conference Room. SOL is a nationally recognized, 12-month leadership program for students who are interested in addressing complex social and humanitarian challenges and in trying to bring about social change.
PEP is a three-semester opportunity aimed at supporting the political and leadership development of students, combining engaged coursework, funding for summer internships/research, mentorship, and resources to implement projects.
Durham City Council Member and Mayor Pro Tempore Jillian Johnson (PPS’03) will be talking to students about the importance of engaged citizenship to sustain and strengthen democracy, specifically in the context of Durham. Using examples of her own work and experience as a community organizer and as a city council member, she will discuss civic…
PEP is a three-semester opportunity aimed at supporting the political and leadership development of students. Apps are due October 8th at 11:59PM
SOL is a nationally recognized, 12-month leadership program for students who are interested in addressing complex social and humanitarian challenges and in trying to bring about social change. Applications are due Friday, October 8th at 11:59PM.
Published in 2021, Welp: Climate Change and Arctic Identities explores the intersections of systemic racism, the Anthropocene, and environmental policy against the backdrop of Norway, Iceland, and the author’s Alaskan home. “Climate change, first and foremost, is a cultural problem embedded in our connection to and use of land and water,” writes Michaela Stith, author of Welp: Climate…
Ready to engage more deeply with an issue you care about? The Hart Fellowship Program offers recent Duke graduates ten-month fellowships with organizations that are facing complex social, political and humanitarian problems. This program is intended to help fellows develop their own vision for ethical leadership as they move into professional life. Since its inception…